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business B1

set a date

Learn how to use 'set a date' to agree on a specific day for meetings, events, or deadlines.
business B1

set a deadline

Master the business collocation 'set a deadline' to establish clear timeframes and target dates for projects and tasks.
business B1

set up a system

Learn the phrase 'set up a system' to describe organizing, installing, or establishing structured processes in the workplace.
business B1

share a document

Learn how to use 'share a document' to talk about sending files, collaborating online, and distributing materials in a business environment.
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business B2

share of the market

Master the business term 'share of the market' (or market share). Learn how to describe business performance and competition in English.
business B1

short-term goal

Understand how to use 'short-term goal' to describe immediate objectives and plans in business and professional development.
business B1

sign a non-disclosure agreement

Learn how and when to use the business phrase 'sign a non-disclosure agreement' to protect confidential company information in professional settings.
business A2

sign here

Learn how to use the phrase 'sign here' when asking clients or colleagues to write their signature on a document.
business C1

smell a rat

Understand the casual business idiom 'smell a rat'. Discover its meaning, see natural conversational examples, and practice using it.
business B2

smooth sailing

Discover how to use the idiom 'smooth sailing' in casual business conversations to describe projects or tasks that go without any trouble.
slang C1

social proof

Understand 'social proof,' a psychological concept and modern slang term for relying on the actions and validation of others to make decisions in digital spaces.
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business B1

solve a conflict

Learn how to use the phrase 'solve a conflict' in professional settings to describe resolving workplace disagreements and finding peaceful solutions.
business B1

sorry for the confusion

Master the formal expression 'sorry for the confusion' to apologize professionally for misunderstandings in emails and business meetings.
business B1

sort out the details

Learn what 'sort out the details' means in business English. Discover how to use this common phrase in meetings, emails, and daily work conversations.
daily-life B2

speak highly of

Understand how to use the phrase 'speak highly of' to describe praising, recommending, or expressing a very positive opinion about someone or something.
business B1

speak to the manager

Find out how to use the phrase 'speak to the manager' in business and customer service situations to address issues or request assistance.
business B1

staff training

Learn the meaning of 'staff training' and how to use it in professional contexts to discuss employee development and skill building.
business B2

stand your ground

Learn how to use the idiom 'stand your ground' in business negotiations and discussions to confidently defend your position.
entertainment B2

stay ahead of the game

Learn the idiom 'stay ahead of the game' to describe keeping a competitive edge by planning ahead.
business C1

strategic alliance

Master the business term 'strategic alliance'. Learn how companies use partnerships to grow, with professional examples and pronunciation.